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No period, but breast pain&nausea
Hi I have regular cycle of 28 days to 30 days, I'm trying conceive since a month and I'm taking follicle tables and ovulation tablets, I was feeling sick and tired since a week or two.
My last period was on 28 th Jan to 31 Jan. Now it's being delayed for 4 days. I took urine test, it's showing dye run or very confusing. Attached image for the same. I still have slight breast pain in left.
When can I take the urine test how much time does it take to show ?
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This is a negative test. You can however wait till 5th-6th and if still no periods come repeat the test.
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Consult for valid prescription
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It's negative, u are not pregnant, pls connect for online consultation and further advice
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Connect please
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